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Push underway to bring SF city workers back to the office
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie is asking that every current telecommute agreement be reviewed immediately. Lurie hopes workers will come back without hesitation.
South Bay nonprofit The Princess Project desperate to find new space
Affordable apartment complex for foster youth opens in San Jose
Downtown SF is safer and cleaner so why are people still staying away?
SF mayor introduces new fentanyl ordinance
Downtown Palo Alto businesses debate over extended parklet policy
Berkeley residents turn apartments into affordable housing co-op
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EXCLUSIVE: SF official calls for forced detox for drug users
2024 is Oakland's safest year since pandemic: police
How one artist is beautifying SF by turning utility boxes into robots
East Bay charity to continue helping community beyond holidays
ReStore in Oakland hosts 'Free Furniture Friday'
Bay Area food bank sees drop in donations as food insecurity grows
Longtime SJ soup kitchen looking for new location to serve community
San Jose preparing to relocate 1,000 unhoused people along waterways
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South Bay nonprofit The Princess Project desperate to find new space
Affordable apartment complex for foster youth opens in San Jose
Downtown SF is safer and cleaner so why are people still staying away?
SF mayor introduces new fentanyl ordinance
Downtown Palo Alto businesses debate over extended parklet policy
Berkeley residents turn apartments into affordable housing co-op
BART shifting departure times in billion-dollar plan: Here's how
J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference returns to SF: Here's a preview
SF Board of Supervisors vows to work with Mayor Lurie
Enforcement begins to reduce encampments along South Bay waterways
EXCLUSIVE: SF official calls for forced detox for drug users
2024 is Oakland's safest year since pandemic: police
How one artist is beautifying SF by turning utility boxes into robots
East Bay charity to continue helping community beyond holidays
ReStore in Oakland hosts 'Free Furniture Friday'
Bay Area food bank sees drop in donations as food insecurity grows
Longtime SJ soup kitchen looking for new location to serve community
San Jose preparing to relocate 1,000 unhoused people along waterways
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